Population: 247,726
Williamson County Courthouse in downtown Franklin
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TN 1320 W Main Street • Franklin, TN 37064 • 615-790-5700 • WilliamsonCounty-TN.gov
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Williamson County, founded in 1799, became a strategic battleground during the Civil War in 1864. Over 160 county historical markers note event sites and structures including Civil War battle sites, historic churches, and ancient Indian mounds. Today Williamson County is an economically thriving suburb of Nashville with over 247,000 residents and over 40 corporate headquarters. The county also touts the highest high school graduation rate in the state. County Offices The city of Franklin serves as the county seat with county offices located at 1320 Main Street. Most departments are
housed at the county offices including the County Mayor, County Clerk, Register of Deeds, and Property Assessor. For a listing of all departments, go to williamsoncounty-tn.gov. Historical Attractions & Downtown Festivals Notable historical attractions in the county include the Carnton and Carter House and the McGavock Confederate Cemetery, all located in Franklin. The Heritage Foundation is a nonprofit that works to preserve and celebrate the historical and culturally rich areas of the county. They host seasonal festivals in downtown Franklin including Pumpkinfest, Wine Down Main Street, and Dickens of a Christmas.
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